“peddling”造句，怎麼用peddling造句

He replied that my peddling technique was all wrong: "You must keep ze knees more together like ze good woman."

Mr Richardson, who is governor of New Mexico, had to withdraw his nomination after it became apparent that a probe into his administration's alleged influence-peddling was serious.

He expertly turned his bike and began peddling, yanking the handlebars so that his front wheel rose off the ground for a fraction of a second.

Known for being a little harsh with gossip-peddling "infotainment" journalists, the singer and actress hit the roof after she was jostled by reporters at a movie premiere.

As of December 2008, the current Governor of Illinois, Rod Blagojevich was accused of influence peddling in attempting to sell the Senate seat vacated by President-elect Barack Obama.

So back to my ride with my buddy: We are peddling up the hills and philosophizing about the uncertainties of life and its Thursday. A couple of Thursdays back.

That leaves a gap for extremists on the left and right, peddling dead-end solutions.

That did not prevent the small-scale peddling of black-market cigars on the streets of Havana.

The trash guy wears a light blue uniform, peddling around 798 art district with a color matching tricycle.

A Justin Bieber team insider told that "the lawyer has been peddling this story for money to a number of outlets."

The folk songs popular in the west part of Henan Province can be classified into different kinds, namely songs for labor, for feasts, for self enjoyment, and for peddling, etc.

Walking in the bustling streets, watching the endless crowd listening to the peddling of the South tune, feel very happy!

Instead of making plows to order, as was customary at the time, he made them in advance and then rode around the countryside peddling them.

The country's official press is peddling a fantasy in which relief is reaching all the victims and farmers in the delta-the country's main rice-growing region-are already planting their next crop.

The deserted street could only occasionally see a countryman torpidly peddling along with a worn-out felt cap on his head and a basket of potatoes or turnips on his arm.

And rather than feeding voters infantile advertisements peddling childish certainties, politicians should treat voters like grown-ups.